Extended Learning

SUNY Oswego’s Barbara Shineman Summer Scholars programs will gather three of the college’s popular children’s offerings –- Exploring Nature, the Sheldon Institute and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) Camp –- for six consecutive weeks in July and August.

SUNY Oswego’s new integrative professional studies (IPS) degree will allow students to focus on topics that benefit their personal or professional journey. The recently launched IPS degree bridges the gap between transfer students and professionals looking to finish their higher education, by maximizing transfer credits and providing enhanced flexibility in how students take classes.

SUNY Oswego senior Remmington Johnson awarded SUNY Chancellor award for military service. Johnson is a creative writing major who uses his writing to explore moral injury he has received from his military service, along with discussing his mental health diagnosis'.

SUNY Oswego has officially launched its microcredentialing program, formalizing an option for current and future students to make themselves more marketable and competitive when seeking top jobs in their field.

Registration is now open for SUNY Oswego’s Summer Sessions, with more than 350 courses in a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate disciplines.

A recent honor to SUNY Oswego recognizes the college's efforts to support its non-traditional students.

SUNY Oswego alumna Suzanne Gaffney Beason -- a prolific comic-book designer before returning to the campus, where she now works -- will showcase her latest work in “The Figure and The Cocktail Era, Yesterday and Today,” opening Feb. 13 at SUNY Oswego's Syracuse campus.

When Shayla Skipp lost her husband three years ago to lymphoma, she said the only thing that kept her going were her three children and her commitment to pursuing higher education. She is one of two recipients of a new scholarship established by Visions Federal Credit Union. The scholarship provides $500 each semester to two part-time students at the Syracuse campus with a financial need.

Two SUNY Oswego professors, a former mayor of Oswego and a Central Square teacher are among presenters ready to offer their wisdom this July to learners ages 50 and over in Lifelong Learning courses in mass media, creative writing, American politics, digital photography, painting and drawing, and mind, body and health.